Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-05-13
c. F. BROWN, Prop.
GREETINGS.

Sunday.
Ed r. Schweier. of Shepherd was in
town Monday.
Mrs. A. w. Wright went to Saginaw
Monday evening.
DR.. G.. w. Green, of Chicago, is stop
ing at the Sanitarium.
Lee Salisbury. of Ann Arbor. is the
guest of JAS Kirk, this week.
Will IIough visited friends and rela-
tives in Charlotte over Sunday.
The best line of mems fine shoes in
Alma, will be found at +. l.. Starks.
Adams Bros. have their new hay
scales in front of their store completed.
Glen Salisbury is taking two weeks
vacation, visiting at his home near ST.
Louis.
J. W. Pullen and DR.. De May, Of lth-
aca, attended the concertFriday eve
ming.
Court Rugers. of Ithac1. was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. \. ID. Amsden.
Sunday.
Elmer Davidson. of Saginaw. was
the guest of his mother and brothers
this week.
About score of st. Louis people
attended the Episcopal benefit concert
Friday night.
Rev. !. W. Hunting. president of
the Alma college. and wife, were in
town last Friday and Saturday.
Born, to Mrs. Fred d. Ely, Saturday
night last. % pound son. Pa looks
very proud nowadays and seems to
have grown larger.
Mrs. VIM. Carnahan. who has been
sick at lIubardSton the past four
weeks. has so recovered as to return to
her home at Alma.
Prof. Stilwell will attend the annual
meeting of the State Association of
Superintendents of City Schools, to be
held at Olivet. May 49,
f.. NJ. Chadwick wishes to inform
his patrons that he is now ready to fur.
nish any and all with ice Parties de-
string such, call on him.
Miss Emma Stiles. who has beer
working in the I. * \. telegraph office
at st. Louis for several months past
is back in their Office at this place.
T. \. Miller took pity on the RECoRr
force one hot day this week and brought
in bottle of cool sherbet which was
disposed of with a relish, and i'm short
order.
A little son of l.. Irish jumped into
the river Thursday and caught large
pickerel with his hand He put his fling
ers into the fishes mouth and was bitter
severely.
1Iamlin, Green 4 Co.. and Tinker
Lumsden started their mill again the
latter part of last week. after shut
down caused by the breaking of a shaft
in the formers hoop mill.
At a recent annual meeting of the +
a. \. q y. NJ. r. r.. the annual re-
port showed that this road last yeal
earned $3.50, ,25l.01. of which 47,113.
9S was profit. 1t built IL miles of new
road and opened Il miles.-Ann Arbol
Courier.
Quite number of st. Louis me
chanics, masons and bricklayers cam
find work in that town, owing to the
, stagnation Of business there, and are
working on the numerous building.
going up here.
! Mrs. JAS. \. StuttZ. Misses Mimi,
and Belle DePew, Mrs. *. G.. Nesbitt
Mrs. Ed. II. Schweier, Fred Roberts
Am. Youngs, Jack Nesbitt, and Free
Willard. were among those from thi.
vicinity who took in the excursion tC
Detroit Tuesday.
jim Carr waived examination at liar
riSon few days ago on charge of arson
and was bound over for his appearance,
at the May term of the circuit court
giving bail in the sum of $1,000. Ma,
Carr. his alleged wife, completed he
years Imprisonment in the Detroi
house of correction few days ago anC
. at once returned to Meredith.
If the Alma Sanitarum is not full Il
overilowing this summer it will not b,
for lack Of advertising. I'm the pas
three weeks the RECORD office ha
printed for the institution 10000 crcu
lars. 30 600 cards and 5000 envelopes
and will duplicate the above orde
in the next three weeks. DR.. Hal,
isa rustler of long standing and il
bound TO make the Sanitarium sue
5 cess. Mr.. Wright showed his usua
good judgement when he secured DR.
H. to manage it.